Money Market Notes from Boston and New York
The Boston money market reports calling in and cancellation of loan certificates, with a total redeemed of 1 200 000 dollars and 3 865 000 outstanding. New York funds traded at about a 10 16%% discount with expected rate stiffening near January.
Promoters and Negotiators at 54 Devonshire Street
A note lists 54 Devonshire Street as the site for promoters and negotiators with reference to the New York office at 115 Broadway.
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New York
Broadway
Quotations and Last Sales in Boston and New York Stocks
Quotations corrected from the Boston Stock Exchange report show Eastern Electric Cable Company and Gethins Electrical Mfg among listed issues. Market sentiment remained firm with limited fluctuations as Lackawanna and Rock Island led gains after directors ratified a new agreement, closing at day’s highs amid strong railroad stock activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Boston Stock Exchange
Eastern Electric Cable Company, Pfd
Gethins Electrical Mfg. Company
Union Electric Car Company
Bly
Thomson-Houston Company
Thomson European Electric Welding Co
Lackawanna
Rock Island
Lacawanna
Union Pacific
Pacific Mail
Louisville and Northwestern
Morris & Essex
Louisville & Nashville Generals
Wabash
Northwestern Consols
Fort Worth & Denver
Metropolitan
Mobile & Others
Scicto Valley
Money market report and bond activity in New York
New York money on call remains easy with loans from 2 to 4 percent and last loan at 3 percent. Bar silver trades around 107, prime mercantile paper at 772 10. Sterling exchange active with 60 day bills at 4.80 and demand at 4.84. Posted rates 4.8042 to 4.88. Government bonds dull and steady. railroad bonds quiet and steady.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Sterling Exchange
London Money Market Update December 17
At 12 30 p m Consols quoted 957 16 for money and 951 16 for the account Atlantic and Great Western firsts 32 1 2 Canadian Pacific 74 44 Erie 1913 Erie seconds 99 Illinois Central 100 Mexican ordinary 44 St Paul common 52 1 2 Mexican Central new 48 75 F 1 30 p m Paris advices 3 per cent rentes 94 francs 80 centimes for the account.
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Boylston Street
Brookline
Aly Campobello
Lye Cutler
East Nsoston
Lamoine
Newport
Itelly Payson
Penobscot
Petit Manan
Diego
Sullivan
Sewer Neee
Topeka Swampscott
Lyn
West End
Winter Harbor
Winthrop
Wollaston
Bell Tel
Bost
Montha Eae
U. Ay
Io B. & Mo
K.C
K. C
St. J
Rutland
St. Jo
G. 1
Union Pacific Gs
Atlantic & Pacific
Boston & Albany
Boston & Lowell
Boston & Maine
Boston & Providence
KR. B
Lynn
Ewes
Central of Mass
Mich
Eeeer
Clave
Canton
Pass
Del
Ceeseesceess Aeeeden
Fitchburg
Flint & P. Co
K. G
Ft. S.d& M
Aeee
Melos Central
N.Y
Bivieas Sal
Old Colony
Scese
Or. S. Line
Suco & Port
G. FE. & Conway
Sunimmit Uiranich
Union Vacit
Eastman Car
Phan Toy Mix
Lamson Store Ser
Pullman Palace Car Co
Union Stock Yards
Cotton Oil Trust
Wee Ween
Pheumatic Tool Co
Bay State Gas
Brunswick Manganese
Burton Stock Car
Boston & Liverpool Co
Elec
Eee
Fort Wayne
Aer Io
Illinois Steel Co
Desert & Fast Shore
Malden Elec. Co
Mechanical Man. Co
New York Despatch Co
National Lead Trust
Nat
Tel
Mfg. Co
Uc Ol Pul
Sugar Refineries. Co
Senee
Thomson- Houston
Ek Lee bSle
Thomson Elec
Peele
Westinghouse Elec. Co
Winunisiminet Co
Dee
Ing
T. H
Atchison
Stee
Pacific
Esas
Tees
Central Iowa
Central Pacific
Ches
Ohio
Chi. & & Alton
Chi. & E
del. & I
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Geeeesree E
East Tenn
Erie
Green Bay
Hocking
Central
Tex
L. E
Seen
Minn
St. L
M. & Ohio
N.Y. N.H Oh
Nash
Chat
N. J. Cent
NS W
Nor. Pacific
GlYgg
Northwestern
LOD
Ohio & Miss
West
Oregon
Si. L
St. Paul
St. P
Soest
Southern Pac
St. PL & Ee
Aeak Pacific
Gulf
Wis
St. L. P
1. B
Billy Land and Miscellaneous Companies
Brunswick
Pal
Wee Petroleum
U. N
G. M
Erie Ude. of Ag
St. Ist Pf. Ine
St. Ist Pf. Ine. I Oert. W. &D
Lowa C
Kan. P
St. Te S
St.p.cc. & P. de
So. P . de Gy
Lopyy
U. Vac
N. W
W. Shore
Col
Seer
Mutual S.& M
Ongatio
Soos Cos Es Ouiou Commonwealth
Tike
Ophir
Uae
Potosi
Eureka
Quicksilver
Rateessmove Gould & Curry
Ee- Hocking Coal
Buster Creek
London
Paris
Protection of Animals in New Humane Efforts
At the December meeting of the American Humane Education Society and the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, President Angell reported 216000 copies of Black Beauty printed and translations planned into Spanish French German Italian and Volaptik. The societies formed 263 new bands of mercy bringing total to 9116, while Lydia Maria Childs estate provided 1000. Boston agents handled 185 cruelty complaints, removed thirteen horses from work and mercifully killed thirty horses and other animals. The group voted to ask the Legislature for stronger humane laws.
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American Humane Education Society
Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Angell
Education Society
Nad
Humane Societies
Bands of Mercy
Massachusetts Society
Lydia Maria Child
Boston
Artful furniture by Paine's Furniture Company described
The piece is praised as a new form of furniture decoration where original pictures are inlaid into the wood. The text lauds the artisan and artist efforts, calling it an artistic success and suggesting a promising future for such decorated furniture.
Market Report On Farm Goods And Groceries
Commercial matters show leather selling freely while boots and shoes improve. Hides firm. Flour, corn, oats, beans, peaches vary little. Potatoes in good demand and sweet potatoes more plentiful. Citrus like Florida oranges steady, mandarins sell well, Palermo lemons quiet. Dried apples firm, nuts in demand, popcorn firm, figs strong. Fresh beef firm, other meats steady. Sugar and molasses quiet.
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Florida
Messina
Palermo
Almeria
Lumber Trade Outlook Sounds Steady with Mixed Market Signals
The lumber market shows little overall change with a fairly active trade for some items while mills shut down and profits press for spring stock. Spruce, pine, and hardwoods present varied prices, ample yard stocks, steady demand for car spruce, and improved futures due to easing money pressures and healthy imports into port.
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Atlantic
Gulf
Express
North Carolina
Sap Extra
Sap
Heart Extra
Leather trade gains momentum as buyers renew demand
Leather market shows increased buyer presence with larger deals and several gates under negotiation. Prices have eased and financial conditions improved, boosting confidence among buyers and dealers alike. Market tones are healthier and activity rising as cautious optimism returns.
The Boot and Shoe Trade Shows Early Recovery
The boot and shoe trade is improving as jobbers return to inquiry and several buyers place orders. Factories stay busy and prices are expected higher after year start, with kip boots up by one dollar per case and grain boots up two dollars, reflecting higher leather costs.
HIDE MARKET REPORTS BUYERS NEARLY SATISFIED
The bark Celina arrived from Montevideo with 4850 hides and 45188 dry kips but most were sold before arrival. Buenos Ayres and Montevideo hides linger at 13c in New York and here with no firm selling price. Built hides improve, Ohio near points may accept 6c, lowest price named 5c. Chicago market steady with limited accumulations. New England hides show slightly more activity near quoted levels.
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Celina
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
New York
Ohio
Chicago
New England
City Horse Market Sees Broad Trade And Low Prices
A busy sale scene near Isburgh & Co and Walker’s Bazaar reports many acclimated horses, with prices from $25 to $200. Trade is described as slim at times, with occasional strong sales on trotting horses and carload lots, while buyers remain cautious and pockets stingy.
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Isburgh & Co’s
Walker’s Bazaar
Boston
Moses Colman & Son
LH Brockway
Welch & Hall
Russell & Drew
Edgar Snow & Co’s
Wheat Market Stirs As Trading Dull Early Then Improves
Wheat at Chicago remained quiet early, trading around 90 4ac with little change. As the day closed, activity picked up with some top traders buying and others covering shorts, while a large group of operators expect further movement in the grain market.
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Chicago
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Germany
Bank of Eingland
Frances
Reichsmarks
Guilders
J. J. Ford
Gould
Tamarack, Jr
Calumet
Tamarack. Jr
Daniells
Tamarack
Centennial
Comany
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Kansas Railroad Commissioners
Fitchburgeople
West End Street Railway
Thomson-Houston
United Electric Securities Company
Louisville & Nashville
Kentucky Central Road
Chicago Junction Railway & Union Stock Yards
Treasury Department
The
Mint
Wall Street
Washington
Nat Jones
Treasury
New Orleans
Customs
St. Louis
San Francisco
Charleston
Pavannah
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
American Express Co
American Bell Telephone Co
American Screw CO
American Dredging Co
Brooksinge
Licut Co
Boston Marine Insurance CO
Boston & Lowell &R
Boston & Albany R.R
Wuakf Co
An. i
Revere Bracn & Lynn &K. Co
Sarrate Fam Horeu
Connecticut Broux R.R
Commercial Cable Co
Cleveland
Cincinnati
R.R
Jai. Co
Canadian Pacific R.R
Cuicaco & Easternn Inpiners R.R
Chicano
Irchburg B.R
Lunien VanruEy Co
Lowell Manufacturing Co
Manhattan Elevated
Mripplesex Manufacturing Co
Mr. Dranto Minine Co
Minnesota Iron Co
Arsrour Pacific R.R
Northern Crntran R.R
Northern Pacific R.R
Norwich & Worcester R.R
Oro Cotony Barroap Co
Orecon Railway & Navigation Co
Quicksilver Mining Co
Ricum Monp & West Point Terminal Co
Rio Grande Western K.R
Salmon Falls Manufacturing CO
Tamarack Mining Co
Hounson-Houston Electric Co
United States Equitable Gas Co
Western Union Telegraph Co
West End Street Railway Co
Brown Brothers & CO
State Street
Sterling
Shipley
Davenport Electric St. Railway
Davenport
Iowa
A.B. Turner & Bro. Piske
State ST
Hayward
Townsend
Kd. Hayward
W. S. Townsend
Honess
Maymazeppa
Denver
Colorado Mining Investment Co
Jas
Gilfillan
Treas
U. S
Congress Street
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Baineers
Devonshire St
Mass
Wall St
Mercantile and Travellers
Messrs
Baring, Brothers & C0., Limited
Europe
California
F. W. Prescott
Boston Stock Exchanges
Miscellaneous Stock Exchange
F. W. Prescott & Co
Devonshire Atree
Broke RD
Dale
Lowes Allouez
Cscoes
Denver Exten
West Midh
Neo GS
Ccc
Cses
Boies Sciences
Ain
Oil Borie
Yastman
Brookline Land
Cesees
Sullivan Harbor
West End Land
Bonanza
B. Dé Mont
Butte & Boston
le Cal
Hoc
Kearsarge
Osceola
Quincy
Ween
West Mich
Fitchburg Pfd
Soen Palace
Stone
Do Inc
Ee C
O. St. C
Ee K. C
Ogs
L. Cham
Am. Bell
Escoceess
Allouez
Bb. & Mont
Cal
Hee
Franklin
Santa Fe
B. A
Ewee Pullman Pal
Cates
Illinois Steel
Vos Thomson-Houston
Sccvence
Alloncz
Cece
Atnoig
Ce Cccce
Voc Atlantic
Bonanza Development
Bee
Butte
Hecla
Seceeesis
Catalpa
DORAL
Cresent
Cvsecesecs
DANA
Anniston City
Wees
Aspinwall
Boothbay
Encvesssseees
Boron v
Celecne Sostmonees
Veaeesceeeesees
Wilson W. Fay & Co
Fort Payne Coal & Iron
Desert
Burton
Seseesee
North Bank
Wees AB
Hamilton Bank
Eagle Bank
Merchants’ Bank
Atlantic Banker & Massachusette
Shawmut Bank
Bank of North America
Bank of Republic
Boston Manufacturing CO
Great Falls Manufacturing Cociasceee
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co
Dwight Manufacturing Co
Amoskeag Manufacturing Co
Stark
Connecticut River RR
Manchester
American Beliel. Co
New England Tel. & Telegraph Co
Ogdensburg & L. A . Ham
Bur. & Mo. Riv. Rel
Fremont, Elk
Mo. V. & Mein
Kan
Fortscott Kangan City
Union Invest, Co
NEW York Financial
James & Abbot
Liberty Square
Hevy
Nore
Iliec
Calcutta
Cypress
Cunningham, Banks & CO
Border St
East
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